Physics, 05.02.2022 14:00 mvazquez298
The sun's rays have a greater effect on land temperature than they have on water temperature. This can be explained partly by which of the following?
(1) Some energy from the sun is used to evaporate ocean water.
(2) Less energy is reflected by the water's surface than by the land's surface.
(3) Land materials have a higher specific heat than water has.
(4) Land Materials require more heat energy than water does to raise their temperature 1 degree Celsius.
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